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As one of the largest research and educational institutions in the Nordic Region, the University of Copenhagen offers a wide range of 2 year-Master’s programmes in English bringing internationalisation into the very core of education. The programmes have no Danish language requirements and attract students from more than 65 different countries.
The University of Copenhagen is the largest educational institution in Denmark. Together, the six faculties offer over 200 programmes for study in health and medical sciences, humanities, law, science, social sciences, and theology.
Oct 3, 2023 · Europe is building a new digital infrastructure based on Blockchain technology. Representative for Denmark, Professor at the IT University of Copenhagen’s Business IT Department, Roman Beck and Research Assistant Signe Agerskov, have been in charge of convening the ethical guidelines that will ensure the system aligns with European values.
The IT University of Copenhagen is a Danish, globally-oriented, independent educational and research institution.The IT University is creating more IT graduates, than any other university in Denmark and offers a variety of research based study programmes within the field of IT. From games and communication to business and software development.
As a graduate in African Studies you will accomplish both. Africa is a continent undergoing dynamic transformation on many levels. It combines new potentials and ongoing challenges: economic innovation and growth alongside persistent poverty and environmental challenges, political democratisation alongside authoritarianism, social and cultural ...
For primary and secondary schools. Pupils and teachers in primary and secondary schools have many different opportunities to experience research and education at the University of Copenhagen - individually or as a class. All academic offers can be found on the University’s. Portal for schools and secondary schools - FOKUS.ku.dk (In Danish)
The University awards the scholarships solely on the basis of academic achievement; thus, financial need is not considered. All non-EU/EEA applicants to the University of Copenhagen’s MA/MSc degree programmes will automatically be considered for the Danish Government Scholarship, provided they are eligible.
